Supreme Court of India
Cifco Properties Pvt. Ltd. and Ors. v. Custodian and Ors.
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Special Court (Trial of Offences relating to Transactions in Securities) Act, I992-Sale of properties attached under the Act-Interiocutory order passed by Special Court directing the Custodian appointed under the Act to act as the Receiver, as the High Court Receiver was not able to hold the sale · proceedings expeditiously-Interference with the order-Held: Interference is uncalled for, the order being purely interlocutory and not deciding any rights of any party-Interference would also be improper since, on facts, sale proceedings are already nearing completion.
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